Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 40 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Friday, March 3, 1989 USS Saipan, 'Top Gator', arrives for refresher training

USS Saipan (LHA-2), the Atlantic Fleet's "Top Gator", arrived Wednesday, March 1, for refresher training. After 15 months in complex overhaul (COH) in the Naval Shipyard in Philadel- phia, Pa., the Saipan is back and ready to carry out its missions. Its primary mission is to embark a Marine Landing Force to conduct opposed assault operations. Some of the elements of the landing force include AV-88 Harrier attack jets, helicopters, conventional land- ing craft, air cushion or tracked amphibi- ous vehicles or a combination of these elements. As a General Purpose Amphibious Assault Ship, orLHA, the Saipan operates independently orwith alarge landing force to control air and surface amphibious op- erations. The ship can carry a full Marine Battalion Landing Team with all required supplies and equipment. Additional power projection ashore can be accomplished by the embarked air group USS Saipan (LHA 2) and by the ship's two 5"/54 caliber guns. The ship's fully computerized Naval Tac- a major amphibious battle was fought Camden, New Jersey, and decommis- petitive cycle ending March 31, 1988. This tical Data System and suite of air search during World War II. In June, 1944, the sioned April 1957. award recognizes the Saipan as the best radars permit the exercise of command and U.S. Fifth Fleet, under command of The present ship was commissioned large amphibious ship in the Atlantic Fleet. control over large ocean areas. Admiral Raymond Spruance, attacked the October 15, 1977, and was the first Gen- At sea, during amphibious operations, Its secondary mission is to provide for Japanese stronghold of Saipan, defended eral Purpose Amphibious Assault Ship the Saipan is a floating city with a popula- evacuation and disaster relief. Hundreds of by 30,000 troops. This opened a campaign (LHA) to join the Atlantic Fleet Amphibi- tion of nearly 3,000 sailors and marines, tons of medical supplies and food can be which cost the enemy three major island ous Force in October of that same year. fully capable of conducting operations transported by the ship for delivery to fortresses in the Marianas: Saipan, Guam The Saipan has won numerous awards anywhere in the world to carry out its disaster victims anywhere in the world. and Tinian. during her service since its commission- primary and secondary missions. In addition, fresh water and electricity The ship was built at Litton Industries, ing. Among them are three consecutive The ship is under the command of Capt. can be provided by the ship's engineering Ingalls Shipyard atPascagoula, Miss. This Battle Efficiency awards dating from A. A. Granuzzo, and through the enthusi- plant until domestic services are restored. is the second ship to bear the name Saipan. October 1980 through March 1988, and asm and teamwork of the officers and crew, The name Saipan came from a small but The first ship was commissioned July 14, recognition as the "Top Gator" for excel- they will all continue to strive to live up to very strategic island in the Pacific on which 1946, at the New YorkShipbuilding Corp., lence in amphibious warfare for the com- the ship's motto, "We do it all." DoD releases guide profiling top terrorist organizations

By TOM JOYCE tion as the most dangerous terrorist organi- Germany, which injured 18 Americans The third, and biggest challenge to the AFIS Correspondent zation in existence. Libyan military dicta- and two Germans. United States, is state-sponsored terrorism. tor Col. Muammar Al-Qadhafi is named The Red Brigades are known for their "This is a direct sponsorship or abatement theMiddleEasternregion's mostnotorious "kneecapping" activities, murders and of terrorist groups and their actions by That which is shrouded in secrecy or practitioner of terrorism. kidnaping of Army Brig. Gen. James sovereign states," the study states. mystery develops a certain mystique. This Following the 1986 U.S. air strike Dozier in 1981. Iran, Afghanistan, Libya and North is true for everything from reclusive movie against Libya, detectable Libyan involve- Korea are termed the "most notorious state stars to magicians to terrorist organiza- ment in terrorist activity decreased signifi- Another variant of terrorism is con- sponsors of terrorism." tions. cantly. However, the study points out that ducted within the context of insurgencies, One DoD official said there has been an A study outlining terrorist groups there are signs that Libyan involvement in which are normally wide-scale revolts on-going debate about whether terrorism is throughout the world, designed to strip terrorism may again be on the rise. against the established government con- a national security problem or a nuisance. away much of the mystique about many Terrorism is essentially a tactic, a form ductedby paramilitary or guerrilla forces. "When one looks at the study," he said, "one terrorist organizations, has just been re- of political warfare designed to achieve However, these forces frequently have a can see that terrorism is definitely a national leased by the Department of Defense. The political ends. As the study states, terrorist component seeking to undermine security problem." 131-page guide profiles 52 of what DoD "Whether the terrorists style themselves as the government's authority. One example The study will be distributed to embas- considers the world's most dangerous separatists, anarchists, dissidents, national- is the New People's Army in the Philip- sies, law enforcement organizations and groups. ists, Marxist revolutionaries or religious pines. This group is responsible for the public libraries. It may be purchased by The study had its genesis in the recom- true believers, what marks them as terror- October 1987 murder of two American writing: Superintendent of Documents, mendations made by the then-Vice Presi- ists is that they direct their violence against servicemen, an American retiree and a U.S. Government Printing Office, Wash- dent George Bush's 1986 Task Force on non-combatants with the goal of terroriz- Filipino by-stander. ington, DC, 20402. Combating Terrorism. One key proposal ing a wider audience than the immediate was to launch an effort to make the Ameri- victims, thereby attempting to gain politi- can people more aware about the nature of cal influence over the larger audience." terrorism and the threat it represents to The study also presents a description of Revised ferry schedule U.S. national security interests. what it labels the "variants" of terrorism Due to three out of four ferries Saturday The study is divided into geographic among its participants. being inoperable, the ferry division 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (Last ferry will will be running an abbreviated leave Leeward Point at 7p.m. sections that begin with an overview, fol- schedule from March 1 until further Sunday One of these is organizational terror- lowed by the coverage of the key regional notice. 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (Last ferry will terrorist groups. Information includes an ism. It emanates from organizations like leave Leeward Point at 6 p.m. estimate of each group's membership the Red Army Faction and the Red Brigade, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, strength, identities of key leaders, ideo- which are mostly small, tightly knitgroups Friday Until there are two operational logical orientation, target audiences, a incapable of developing popular support 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (Last ferry will ferries available, the above schedule narrative description of the groups' back- for their radical positions and therefore leave Leeward Point at 7 p.m.) will apply. Weather conditions permit- ground and a selected incident chronology. turn to terrorism to gain influence. The Red Thursday ing, small boats will be making the Officials of the Defense Intelligence Army Faction was responsible for the 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Last ferry will runs after the last ferry run, this service Agency, which compiled the guide, iden- August 1981 bombing of the U.S. Air leave Leeward Point at 9p.m.) is for walk-on passengersonly. tifythe Libyan-based Abu Nidal Organiza- Force headquarters in Ramstein, West Scheduled power outage set for Saturday, March 18 There will be a scheduled power Bay Hill Barracks BAY NEWS outage Saturday, March 18, from 7 Base Police Bldg. 1655 a.m. to 5 p.m., for Kellogg personnel Bldg. 776 - NEX Laundry, Central Fidelity Bank 'Changes II' to perform annual preventative Taxi, NFCU Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at the The band "Changes II" will be performing at maintenance on Power Plant #1 sub- Bldg. 943 and 944 Leeward Point facility Tuesday, March 7. the CPO Club Friday and Saturday, March 3 and 4, station. The following areas will be Pier Victor from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. affected: Pier Charlie GBSOWC meeting Dive Locker The Guantanamo Bay Supply Officer's Movie schedule change Pier Lima Pump Station Fuel Farm Women's Club will meet Tuesday, March 7, at 7 Because the Windjammer Lyceum is re-open- Radio Point Bldg. 300 Commissary p.m., at Mobile Point 399. For more information, ing, the club's movie schedule format has been Radio Point Housing Bldg. 804 call Marlene at 3800 after working hours. changed. The following is the schedule for the Paola Point Housing Government Gas Station various club lyceums: Windjammer Lyceum, SIMA Machine Shop Pier Alpha F.A.N. registration Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights; CPO Lyceum, SIMA Bldgs. 5, 6, 12, and 66 ADP Bldg. 752 Saturday night only; Officers' Lyceum, Sunday Springshine registration for F.A.N. patrons is PWD Housing Maintenance Bldg. 27 night only. Check Monday's edition of the Gazette 8, and for the general public Bldg. 717, general warehouse FTG Landing set for March 7 and for movie listings. Fleet Laundromat SIMA Foundry March 9 and 10, at the Youth Center. The cost will be $40 for the first child and $30 for each addi- Oil Point industrial area PWD Electrical Shop Book Fair PWD Transportation Sail Shop tional child. For more information, call J.J. Moore SIMA Welding Racquet Club or Evelyn at 4075 or stop by the Youth Center. The Friends of the Library is sponsoring a book NMCB MLO Bldgs. 735-736 Navy Exchange fair Saturday, March 4, from 10 a.m. to noon, in Metal Trades Bldg. 13 Admin Hill Reflex Photo Club front of the NEX Commissary. NEX Warehouse Bldg. 760 The monthly meeting of the Reflex Photo Club Milk Plant Bldg. 188 Bldg. 471 will be held Monday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. For Orientation workshop Electronics Shop Servmart more information, contact Dick Peglowski at 3702 A college orientation workshop is scheduled for Floating Dry Dock Comptroller or Bill Bandura at 3198. Windward Friday, March 10, from 9 to 11 a.m., at Ordnance Bldg. 735 Tryzna Village the Navy Campus Education Center. It is required Pier Tango tugs Reefer Plant Air Terminal Flash #6 that all first time Tuition Assistance users for the Central Fidelity Bank Fire Station next term attend this workshop. Call the Navy No item will be shipped in or out on MAC Bldgs. 752 and 753 Youth Center Campus office at 4769 to register. SIMA Bldg. 741 McDonalds flights that is not checked baggage or entered in the FTG NEX Barber Shop MAC/Supply system as cargo. For more informa- Kiddie Bingo Family Service Center NEX Beauty Shop tion, call 6204 or 6408. Reef Raiders Dive Club Bldg. 865 - Port Services The Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wives Club Computer Users meeting will be hosting Kiddie Bingo Sunday, March 5, at 5 p.m., on the patio of the Deer Point Officers' Club. There will be a Computer Users group meeting are encour- Wednesday, March 8, at 7:30 p.m., at the Windjam- All officer's and civilian equivalents aged to bring their children to this fun-filled event. mer Club. A barbecue dinner will be available for purchase and prizes will be awarded to bingo winners. Italian Night The Clipper Club is featuring Italian Cuisine Scheduled water outages Wednesday, March 8. The cost is only $4.50 per PWD personnel will be conducting leak surveys person for a fabulous menu of lasagna, salad and throughout the Villamar housing area. Residents garlic bread. should note that it may be necessary for personnel to gain entry into their yards to secure necessary Marriage preparation valves during the survey. The water outage is If you are planning to get married or were scheduled from midnight to 6 a.m. The dates and recently married, the Marriage Preparation Work- locations that will be affected are as follows: shop is for you. It will be held March 8 and 9, from Saturday, March 4,4th Street; Friday, March 10, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Family Service Center. 5th Street; and Saturday, March 11, 6tk.Street. Topics include budgeting, communication skills, sexuality, legal rights and spirituality. To register or Energy savings tip for more information, call the Chaplain's Office at Save water by using a bucket of water and a 2323 or 2628 or the Family Service Center at 4141 sponge rather than a hose to wash your car. The or 4153. difference could be as much as 30 gallons of water. Residents are reminded that cars may be washed on DAPA meeting the first and third Saturday of the month. There will be a DAPA meeting for all NAVSTA DAPA's Thursday, March 9, at 1:30 p.m., in the Hippie Night Entertainment Tonight COMNAVBASE conference room. Tenant com- A far-out evening is planned at the Clipper Club mand DAPA's are invited to attend. On Channel 2 tonight. Come dressed in your coolest outfit and 4:00 DENNIS THE MENACE CCC registration win a Clipper Club T-shirt for best costume. D.J., 4:30 PUNKY BREWSTER R&R Productions, will be featuring music from the Registration for Term IV at City Colleges of 60s. For more information, contact Dorletta at 5:00 AMERICAN DIARY Chicago will be held March 14, on the Leeward 6330. 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT side, March 17, for Early Bird registration and 6:00 CNN SPORTS LATE NIGHT March 20-24 for general registration. Military stu- Housing inspections dents planning to use Tuition Assistance should 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS The Naval Station Fire Department will be process their paperwork now. Term IV begins 7:00 STAR TREK conducting March 27 and ends May 20. Watch the Gazette for housing inspections from 4:30 to 7 p.m., 8:00 SATNET: NHL HOCKEY: PITTSBURGH a complete listing of classes. For a copy of the on the following dates and locations: Tuesday, March 7: VL 1246A through VL PENGUINS VS. WASHINGTON CAPITALS schedule, stop by City Colleges, located behind the library. 1257B Thursday, March 9: NH 25A through NH 35B Bridge! Bridge! Bridge! Residents who are unable to comply with the All movies begin at 7 p.m. above schedule should call the Fire Prevention An "all hands" Bridge group meets every Office at 3441 or 3442 to schedule an appointment. Downtown Lyceum Monday evening at 6:30 p.m., in the Plantation Black Widow. Thriller (R).1:43 Room of the Officers' Club. Call Janice at 4892 Traffic note McCalla Lyceum after 6 p.m., for a partner. As of February 16, Gold Hill Tower Road Nothing In Common.Comedy-Drama (PG). 1:58 (between Gold Hill Towers and the Galley) is now a Marine Lyceum 'One Day Super Sale' one-way street. Vehicles must enter from the east The Chipmunk Adventure. Animated (G).1:17 The Marine Corps Exchange is having a "One on Sherman Avenue and exit from the west on Leeward Lyceum Day Super Sale" Saturday, March 4, from 10 a.m. Central Magazine Road. The Great Mouse Detective. Animated (G).1:23 to 4 p.m., at the MCX warehouse. Carpets, Vehicles may now turn left or right from Marti Windjammer Lyceum mattresses, bedding, blankets, brass accessories and Road, where it intersects with Sherman Avenue. selective merchandise will be featured at great Short Circuit II.Comedy (PG).1:50 prices. A free hula-hoop will be given with every Pre-natal classes carpet and mattress purchased. With every purchase Red Cross is of $5 or more, receive a free hot dog. sponsoring childbirth (pre-natal) Guantanamo classes during the months of March and April. The Gazette seven session class will be held Tuesday evenings, Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Langouste season closed from 7 to 9 p.m., in the Fleet Sick Call room of the Langouste season will be closed through May hospital starting March 7. Anyone due between now Naval Base Commander .Capt. John S. Boyd, USN 31, per NAVSTAGTMOINST 1710.10. Violators and the end of May may call and register at 4676 Public Affairs Officer.Lt. Bob ines, USNR will be ticketed. Editorial Staff during working hours. Editor. . -. J0 3 John G aona, U SN Assistant Editor.JO3 Joel Parks, USNR My Morning Out Tax preparation service Sports Editor.JO SN Dirk Rose, USN Staff Assistant. . .Sheree A. Ludwig-Tiller Rope braid baskets will be the craft for this Tax preparation services are available. Call The editorial content of this newspapers prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office class being held Monday, March 6, from 9:30 to 3141 for appointment. Hours for this service are of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members 11:15 a.m., at the Family Service Center. Call 4141 Monday through Friday, from 5:30 to 8 p.m., and of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect or 4153 to register and get a list of items to bring. Saturday, from the official views of the U.S. Navy and donot imply endorsement thereof. TheGuantanamo Gazette 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. is printed five times a week at government expense at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. I

PAGE 2 FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 GuArANAMo GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS All items for the classified section souvenir maps and nautical lamps by Pat cables and handlebars, $30. Call 2523 1082 monitor, some disks, $450 OBO. Eleven-pc. knife set, 4 slice toaster and mustbe submitted on 8 1l/2by 11 in. paper Therrien. AWH. Call 2956 AT. Sunbeam frying pan, $10 ea. Call 2236 with a maximum of 40 words per adver- East Caravella 1510D - Two-family. 20 in. bike, clean, $20. Call Tarry or Computer table needs a good home, $50 AWH. tisement. Each item to be sold must be Women, men and children's clothing. Veme, 2589 AT. OBO. Call 2236 AWH. Panasonic dual casset rtable stereo, submitted on a separate sheet of paper Aquarium, entertainment center, USMC B0ATS DIVE.GEAR detachable s Call 4502 unless they fall under the same category. uniforms and much more. 16 ft. Boston Whaler with running lights, Dive bag, 2-pair fins, two weight belts, DWH. Ads submitted which include a variety of Granadillo Point 6C - Sat., 8 a.m., console, live well, swivel chairs, three back packs, six dive knives, 2-pair items will be placed under Miscellaneous. Women's clothing, sizes 5/6 and 11/12, equipped with '87 Evinrude 30 hp. motor dive gloves, one wrist compass, Dacor 3- Free to a good hom. . old female Ads must be signed and include a phone ceramics, games, desk, table and chairs, with electric start and low hours, all nec- pc. pole spear, two pneumatic spear guns, black lab puppy rJ et ad to leave number where the submitter can be household items. essary accessories to get cet, $2,500. two depth gages and much more. Also, island suddenly. FMI, call 2701 AT. reached during normal working hours. Villamar 705D- Senior class back yard Call Robin at 4111 DWH or 2387 AWH. prescription mask. Call Mike at 3809. SERVICES Deadlines: Ads are published for two sale. Sat., 7 to 11 a.m. Help the seniors 16 ft. Boston Whaler with trailer, make New M Sherwood BCD, Dacor regulator, Professional cake decorator to do cakes consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday raise money for their class trip. Lots of offer. Call 4111 DWH or 2387 AWH. XLE960 w/console, M 13-150, 80 tank, for any occasion. Command cakes with and Thursday and Friday). Ads must be in neat stuff donated by the community. 16 ft. Tri-hull I/O bass boat, 140hp en- $500 OBO. Call 3346 after 6 p.m., ask for logo a plus. Any design drawn on cakes by noon Wednesday or Friday preceding Villamar717A-Sat.,7:30to 10:30a.m. gine, runs but needs work, excel. boat to Fallas. for birthdays, showers, etc. Call Debbie at the desired publication dates. Baby items, toys, G.I. Joes, transformers, fix up for bass fishing in states, 3280 FURNITURE 3572 AWH. Leeward Point residents may submit plants, high chair, boat ladder, 30 gal. AWH. Antique glass globe/end table, illumi- Certified day-care provider has space ads via telephone. All other residents must aquarium w/accessories, etc. 17.5 ft., red and white Bayliner w/130hp nates. Slightly damaged, $50 nego. available for night of the Seabee Ball, submit written ads to the Public Affairs LOST Volvo Penta engine, 280 outdrive bi- Appraised at $75. Call 2884 AT. $1.25/hr. Call Corinna Martin at 2575 Office, Bldg. 760, Admin Hill. Girl's skate, Minnie Mouse and Mickey mini top and all covers, Ventura Trailer Living room set, couch,chair, rocker, AT. Mouse, size 1. Fifth and 6th Street area of Flare gun kit, first aid kit, electric bilge ottoman/coffee table, 2 end tables, wood STEREO EQUIPMENT YARD SALES old Villamar. Call Theresa at 3710 AT. pump w/hand bilge pump back-up, two frame w/orange, brown and beige plaid Sanyo stereo system, includes AM/FM 535 Leeward Point - Sat., 8a.m. to 2 AIR CONDITIONERS anchors, electric tilt, plus extras, $5,000 cushions, $200. Dining table, pine, 70 X stereo radio, 8-track player, great cond., p.m. Multi-family, pre-packout. Plants, 220 volt a/c, 22,000 Btu, $75. Unknown OBO. Call AECS Ledoux, 6250 DWH or 40 in., w/4 chairs, 2 captain's chairs and $100 OBO. Call 3170 AWH. clothes, household items, carpet and air a/c, $50. Both work fine. Call 2503 AWH. 2672 AWH. two 10 in. leaves, $750. Call 2956 AT. Fisher VHS Format VCR (FVH-715), conditioners. Call 6071 FMI. 5,000 Btu, good cond., $50. Call 2479 22 ft. Pontoon boat, completely refur- MISCELLANEOUS wireless remote and owner's manual, Ocean View - TPO 8 - Sat., 8 to 11 a.m. AT. bished, (motor not includ.), may be seen Jenny Lind baby crib, less than one year works well, $90. Call 2523 AWE. Dive gear, wicker baskets, plants, kitchen 12,000 Btu, 110 volt, $175. 24,000 Btu, at Marine Slip #1, FMI, call 2991 DWH or old, $100. Call 2192 AT. Bose AM-5 Acoustamas seakers, 3 mos. items, strollers, baby bath, walker, car 220 volt, $150. Call 4642 DWH or 3228 4200 AWH. Plants for sale, many to choose from. Call old, includes wiu g $425 firm. seat, toys, play pen, coolers, Oriental AWH. Grady White 20 ft. Cuddy Cabin, '88 2503. Call 4502 DWIor stop by GHT Rm. umbrellas, Christmas lights, lamps, pic- 200hp Johnson motor w/SS prop, VHF Sale/rent/lease: Three bedroom A310 for a demo. tures, TV trays, curtain rods, large dog '62 Chevy Bel Air, fair cond., needs tires radio and AM/FM radio. Apelco depth townhouse in Chesapeake, Va., 2.5 bath, Magnavox speakers, 30X 14 1/2X 10 in., carrier, much more. and inspec., $200. Call 2483 AT. recorder, out-of-bounds cert., 15hp fully carpeted, fireplace, large end lot, at least 100 w 487firm. Call 4502 Corinaso Point 62 - Sat., 7 to 11 a.m. '73 Plymouth Valient, 6 cyl., a/t. Inspec. Johnson. Bi-mini top w/windshield. All fully applianced kitchen, ceiling fans, DWH or stop y l .A310 for a Books, cookie tins, kitchen items, rocking good till Feb. '90, runs great, $550 firm. Coast Guard approved equip., 600 ft. of mini blinds, avail. immediately. Call Jon demo. chairs, Tupperware, boat accessories and Call 3681 AWH. line w/anchor, life jackets, fire extin- at 5322 DWH or 3170 AWH. TWO-WHEELERS other misc. items. No early birds. '80 Toyota Tercel, a/c, stereo, 5-spd., guisher, Tandem galvanized trailer, four Sleeper sofa w/love seat, like new, $470. '82 Honda Silverwing 500, faring, bags, Corinaso Boat House - Sat., 8 a.m. excel. car, runs beautifully, sips gas. new rims and hubs, electric winch. Call Recliner, excel. cond, $75. Colonial cof- extended seat, 6,000 actual miles, excel. Fishing gear and tackle sale. Off-shore $2,295 OBO. Call 3830 AT. John at 4568 DWH or 4149 AWH. $9,000 fee table, 480. Sturdy dark coffee table w/ cond., Call 3280 AWH. trolling equip., depth finder, 1050 ft. '81 Chevy Camero, V-8 engine, bur- firm. 2 end tables, $60. 8 X 11ft. braided rug, Honda 50cc scooter, good cond., $150 Cuban Trailer Park 1713 - Sat., 8 a.m. gundy w/tan interior, a/t, p/s, p/b, a/c, AM/ Two boats, 25hp boat motor and a lot of $70. 9 X 12 ft. Oriental rug, $70. 5 X 8 OBO. Avail. March 8. FMI, call 2479 AT. to noon. Plant sale. All kinds of plants. FM/cassette stereo. Reliable transporta- parts and accessories, new rims and tires Oriental rug, $50. Last chance to buy. Call Yamaha 175 for parts, good rims, good Tierra Kay 56 - Sat., 7:30 to ? Some tion, $3,200. Call 2093 AWH. on trailer, frame to put up canape on one 4985 AT. front knobby tire. Call 3329 AWH, ask for furniture, girl's toddler clothes, nick- '86 Chrysler Le Baron, p/s, p/b, seat, of the boats, $500 for all. Call 3329, ask 55 gal. aquarium, coral and all accessories Ken. knacks, beautiful ceramics, kitchenware, window and door locks, a/c, AM/FM/ for Ken. included, asking $325. Call PO Yates at .WANTEDI fabric, ladies clothes, sizes 9-14, jewelry cassette stereo, low mileage (32,000), CARPET 6332 DWH or 6518, Rm. 108, AWH. Playable piano, any cond. Call 2884 AT. and many more misc. items. excel. cond. Contact BTCS Lawrence, Two matching 11X15 ft. beige carpets, Pentax 35mm camera w/lenses, filters, Small color TV, good working cond., TierraKay 112-Sat.,7a.m.to? Child's 5366 DWH or 2563 AWH. excel. cond., $150 ea. or $275 for both. flash, cleaning kit and carrying bag, reasonably priced. Call Trevor at 2811 or Strawberry Shortcake desk and chair (fair '87 Dodge Daytona, silver, 2-dr. hatch- Call 4111 or 4199 DWH and ask for $550. Large salad bowl w/4 serving bowls 3339 DWH. cond.), one desk, wood activity/book back, 5-spd., p/s, p/b, a/c, AM/FM/cas- Robin or Nina or call 2387 AWH. and 2 serving utensils, never used, $10. Living room set; One couch, 2 chairs or shelf, small jungle gym, two-shelf aquar- sette, tinted windows, sun roof, very Multi-colored brown 9 X 12 ft. carpet w/ Gun rack, $5. Call 2956 AT. love seat. No vinyl or exposed wood. ium stand, albums and other misc. items. sporty, excel. cond. Pay-off approx. padding, excel. cond., $100. FMI, call Little boy's 3-pc. suit w/bow tie, size 3, Bedroom set w/queen size bed. Call 2063 Tierra Kay 127 - Back yard sale, Sat., $9,200. Call . 2884 AT. 2479 AT. never wom, $10, great for Easter. Call AT. 7 a.m. to ? Plants, exerciser, bikes, carpets, '87 Yugo GV, 2-dr. hatchback, white, 4 Two light blue carpets, 6 X 9 ft., excel. 2575 AT. Parts off of 250cc or larger motorcycle. draperies, sewing machine and much, cyl., 4-spd., front-wheel drive, AM/FM/ quality, $35 ea. Two brown carpets, 6 X Rowing machine, excel. cond., $100 Ask for Ken at 3329 AWH. much more. cassette, front and rear speakers, $4,000 9 ft., good cond., $30 ea. OBO. Call 3252 AT. A/C battery charger for 7.2 volt battery, Kittery Beach 375D - Sat., 7 a.m. to 10 nego. Call 4702 DWH or 2164 AWH. COMPUTER EQUIPMENT Gas grill, double cooking surface, on to borrow or buy. Call 4502 DWH. a.m., many household items, clothing, BICYCLES Commodore 64 computer, new Ex- wheels for easy transport. Free delivery to Hairdresser. Contact Luz at NEX Hair etc., including framed cross stitch GTMO 26 in. Ladies 10-spd. Sat< ~ratQew celarator Plus disk drive, Commodore your home, $25. Call 4748 DWH. Salon at_4764. Tips for your tax refund checks Editor's Note: The following are - Endorsements on the back of Attorney MUST be present guidelinesforcashing and depos- of the check, in the appropriate and MUST provide an Original BAY DINING iting income tax refund checks place, of all persons named on the Power of Attorney authorizing from either federal, city or state front of the check. them to act for the person named treasurers. - The person presenting the on the check. check must have the I.D. cards of - The same person must STOPLIGHT INN Banks are governed by strict all parties named on the front of present an I.D. card showing Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Steak or Fried Pork Chops w/ guidelines concerning the cashing the check. them to be the person authorized Gravy Saturday's Lunch: Beef Stew or Turkey Legs w/ of tax refund checks. In order to - Once the teller has verified under Power of Attorney. Gravy Saturday's Dinner: Roast Beef w/Gravy prevent any misunderstanding the names and signatures on the - The same person must Sunday's Lunch: Fricassee Chicken or Fried Fish about what is required to negoti- check and the I.D. cards the check endorse the check in the appropri- Sunday's Dinner: Corned Beef or Baked Meatloaf ate a transaction involving a tax may be cashed, deposited or split ate place using the proper lan- Monday's Lunch: Whole BBQ Chicken w/BBQ Sause refund check the following are between a deposit for part of the guage specified for persons sing- guidelines Central Fidelity Bank, funds and cash for the remainder. ing documents under authoriza- BLUE CARIBE as well as the casher of the check, In the case of a multi-party tion of a Power of Attorney. Tonight's Dinner: Beef Teriyaki on a Skewer or Steam are required to follow. check, the disposition of funds - Once all documents and Trout Fillet Saturday's Dinner: Prime Rib Roast If the check ismade payable to should be determined prior to the signatures have been verified the Sunday's Dinner: Closed Monday's Lunch: All You one person that person must: start of the transaction in order to check may be cashed, deposited Can Eat Beef Stew - Endorse the back of the keep from inconveniencing or split between a deposit for part check in the appropriate place. people standing in line. of the funds and cash for the - Present their I.D. Cards, If the check is be negotiated remainder. DEER POINT OFFICER'S CLUB with the check, to the teller. using a power of attorney, CFB If you are unsure of what you Tonight's Dinner: Coquilles St. Jacques/Chatuabriand - Once the teller has verified will require: will need to cash or deposit a tax Saturday's Dinner: Hail and Farewell Sunday's the names and signatures on the - The person authorized to refund check, call the bank be- Lunch: Brunch Sunday's Dinner: BBQ Chicken, Ribs check and the I.D. cards, the act under direction of the Power forehand. and Steak Monday's Lunch: check may be cashed, deposited or split between a deposit for CPO CLUB part of the funds and cash for the Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib Saturday's Dinner: remainder. Prime Rib Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Sunday's If the check is payable to more Dinner: Open Menu Monday: The Harbor Lights than one person and all persons '- Lounge is closed. are present, each person must: - Endorse the back of the WINDJAMMER CLUB check in the appropriate place. Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib Saturday's Dinner: - Present their I.D. cards, Prime Rib Sunday's Dinner: Open Menu with the check, to the teller. - Once the Teller has veri- fied the names and signatures on CLIPPER CLUB the check and the I.D. cards, the Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Pork/Chicken Saturday's check may be cashed, deposited Dinner:Jerk Pork/Chicken Sunday's Dinner: Steam- or split between a deposited for ship Round part of the funds and cash for the remainder. I li If the check is payable to more than one person and all persons are not present, CFB will require:

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 PAGE 3 SPORTS Baseball players have disputes NHL action over upcoming season contracts Boston Bruins 5 St. Louis Blues 6 FROM WIRE REPORTS Magrane $125,000 plus incen- The Chicago Cubs signed Quebec Nordiques 2 Los Angeles Kings 4 tives and Carpenter $70,000. pitcher Greg Maddux to a 1989 Cincinnati Reds outfielder Magrane, the National League's deal worth $230,000. Maddux Hartford Whalers 2 Montreal Canadiens 3 Kal Daniels decided to put his bat ERA champ last year, seeks went 18-8 last season and earned Vancouver Canucks 1 Calgary Flames 2 down and walk out of training $185,000 while Carpenter wants slightly more than $82,000. camp in a contract squabble. about $80,000. In non-contract news, Cubs Daniels wants a raise from Atlanta Braves relief man first baseman Mark Grace and $185,000 to atleast $325,000. He Paul Assenmacher is not willing right-fielder Andre Dawson are NBA results says general manager Murray to accept the clubs' contract of- giving each other the cold shoul- Cleveland Cavaliers 112 Denver Nuggets 113 Cook will go no higher than fer. The Braves are offering der. Grace is upsetwith Dawson's San Antonio Spurs 103 Houston Rockets 103 $300,000. Daniels batted .291 $181,000 and incentives which comments two months ago that he last season with 18 homers, 64 could make the pact worth was surprised the Cubs traded New Jersey Nets 114 Phoenix Suns 110 RBI's and 27 stolen bases. $235,000. Assenmacher earned outfielder Rafael Palmeiro to Charlotte Hornets 103 Sacramento Kings 90 In other news from the Reds' $91,000 last season and is de- Texas in December instead of camp, third baseman Chris Sabo manding $200,000 in 1989. Grace. New York Knicks 132 Indiana Pacers 131 and shortstop Barry Larkin Philadelphia Phillies third Miami Heat 123 Golden State Warriors 127 signed 1989 contracts. Sabo, last baseman Mike Schmidtplayed in year's NationalLeagueRookieof an intrasquad game and went Portland Trail Blazers 119 the Year, will make $155,000 and hitless in three trips to the plate. It Los Angeles Clippers 113 Larkin slightly more than was the first time Schmidtplayed $292,000. in a game since injuring his right St. Louis Cardinals pitchers shoulder August 12. The slugger Joe Magrane and Chris Carpenter is trying to come back from NCAA hoop are dissatisfied over contract of- arthroscopic surgery to repair a (1) Arizona 74 fers. The Cards are willing to pay torn rotator cuff. Washington State 48 Washington State head coach interviewed Boston College 90 (6) Syracuse 87 for top position at University o'f Miami (8) Illinois 63 f4 FROM WIRE REPORTS coach Wednesday. He spent much NFL players changed teams Minnesota 58 of a 50-minute news conference Wednesday. Linebacker Scott Several TV stations in Miami trying to soothe the sting from Curtis leaves the Philadelphia Michigan State 83 say Washington State head foot- Dallas publicand media criticism Eagles for the Denver Broncos, (11) Iowa 81 ball coach Dennis Frickson has of the way the team sale and and former Seattle Seahawks interviewed for the open spot at coaching was handled. wide receiver Ray Butler jumps to (20) N.C. State 94 the University of Miami. Hurri- The Kansas City Chiefs have the Cleveland Browns. Maryland 77 cane assistant Gary Stevens has added 36-year-old Mike Webster The Cincinnati Bengals say also interviewed for the job that to their staff as offensive assistant they don't want running back (13) Stanford 74 opened when Jimmy Johnson and line coach. Webster retired as Stanley Wilson even if he's rein- Southern California 65 moved to the NFL and the Dallas a player last week after spending stated by the NFL. Wilson was Cowboys. 15 seasons as a center with the suspended for drug abuse the eve (18) Nevada Las Vegas 81 Johnson was officially intro- Pittsburgh Steelers. of this year's Super Bowl. The Pacific 71 duced as the Cowboys' head A couple more unprotected league is still considering his case. - I Bowling Center. The meeting is mandatory for team Tennis club activities AREA captains and command athletic coordinators. Fun! Fun! Fun! Any level can play in the Team rosters for the women's league held Wednes- Friendly Tennis Folly sponsored by the Guantanamo league, held Saturdays, must be days, and the men's Bay Tennis Club. Come out for some fun Sunday, submitted at the meeting. Late entries will not be March 5, at the Deer Point tennis courts from 1:30 to ATHLETICS five people, with a accepted and team strength will be 5:30 p.m. All classes are invited, partners will be maximum of four teams per command or department. picked at random and prizes will be awarded to first-, For more information, call Jerry at 3014. Youth Activities second- and third-place winners. Drinks will be GBYAA baseball commissioners needed provided by club members. Each member should also Baseball season will be open soon and GBYAA bring a finger food or pot luck dish. is looking for two people who would like to devote Aquatics Department activities For more information, call Paula at 3624. their spare time to the youth of Guantanamo Bay NAVSTA Blue swim team and the art of T-ball, baseball and softball. All personnel interested in participating in the Reef Raiders activities March 4, We need two commissioners, one for T-ball and Captain's Cup Swim Meet for NAVSTA Blue Cookout at 8 a.m., should call SH2 Christopher at 2145 after one for baseball and softball. If you would be All Reef Raiders members are invited to partici- and reward- working hours or 4470 during working hours. interested in one of these fulfilling pate in a cookout scheduled for March 4, at 6:30 positions, contact Ray at 3376 after working Commands that fall under Blue include Supply, Se- ing p.m. The club will provide the chicken and sodas. hours. curity, Fire Dept., Ordnance, Port Services, Brig and Members are asked to bring a side dish Youth basketball officials needed NEX/Commissary. to sha. For more information, call Lynne at 3290 or GBYAA is in dire need of officials for youth Swim meet Mike at 3809. to 4 Because of the weather conditions Saturday, Feb. basketball. Games are played Saturdays from 1 Hidden Beach dive p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 6 p.m. 18, the Captain's Cup Swim Meet has been rescheduled There will be a two-tank dive at Hidden Beach If you would like to help our youth play a fair for March 4, and will start promptly at 8 a.m. with March 11. Meet at gateat 8 a.m.there wiB!be you have any spare time, held from 7 and 7:45 a.m. the basketball season and registration being free air for members who participate. contact J.J. at 4075 as soon as possible. A boat for participants only will leave the Leeward For more information, call Lynne at 3290, or Ferry Landing at 6:45 am. Mike at 3809. Fitness Division activities For more information, call Patrick at 2560. NAVSTA Blue women's volleyball Fishing tournament The following commands constitute NAVSTA Plan to cast your fishing Blue: Port Services, PSD, Security, Supply, Navy Officer's Club events rod at the St. Patrick's Day weekend fishing tournament that will Exchange, Commissary, Ordnance and Brig. Any Officers' ping-pong tournament be held at the Windward and Leeward women in these departments interested in playing A ping-pong tournament is set for Tuesday, March marinas beginning at 6 p.m. March 17, and ending at noon, March volleyball should contact Connie at 2522 during 7, at the Officers' Club. The tournament is single- 19. Tickets are $20 and registration will be accepted working hours or 2825 after working hours, or elimination with the best two out of three games to 21. Stevie at 4742 during working hours or 4602 after A trophy will be awarded to the first-place winner. at both marinas. Cash prizes will be awarded in all working hours. For more information, call Amy at 3845. categories. The categories will include pompano/jack, Bowling meeting Officers' water volleyball snapper/grouper, mackerel/barracuda and other The Captain's Cup bowling meeting is set for Water volleyball at the Officers' Pool has been post- species. Monday, March 13, at 5 p.m. in the Marblehead poned until further notice. For more information, call Tony Smith at 2345.

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