* Mrs. Meir and Dayan stay at present posts

JERUSALEM (AP)--Premier Golda Meir and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan reversed their decisions to quit Isracl s iew government and faced a reported new military crisis on the Syrian war front. But no crisis, tension or military buildup was visible on the Golan Heights where Israeli and Syrian tanks battled during the October war, Israel's state radio reported.

Dayan, however, was quoted as saying he agreed to remain Israel's defense boss because of a "new security situation. to help overcome the crisis." The state radio said "intelligence information had been received indi- cating that the Syrians were planning aggressive action."

Israeli newspapers headlined unidentified foreign reports of Syrian troop concentrations on the Golan front and a new Soviet arms airlift. The Israeli military command, in a statement repeated in every hourly radio newscast, said the Golan Heights front was calm.

Roads in the October war zone were reported open, Jewish settlers were working normally in their frontier fields and orchards and the exact nature of the security crisis was a mystery. Israelis appeared baffled by the sudden and undefined development that ended a 65-day political crisis and prompted Mrs. Meir and Dayan to stay in power. Until Tuesday night, Dayan had refused to join Mrs. Meir's cabinet and Mrs. Meir herself had made no final decision on whether to retire or remain premier.

Some Israelis suggested the crisis with Syria was a gambit for the gov- ernment to end the political crisis without losing face, but one western diplomat noted "it couldn't be a fraud. In a society as open as this it would be revealed right away."

Other Israelis believed that pressure from Washington was behind Mrs. MOSHE DAYAN Meir's bickering Labor Party pulling itself together'and solving the S . .still defense boss political stalemate.

President vetoes emergency energy bill A A

WASHINGTON (AP)--President Nixon But, Nixon said, it "threatens to yesterday announced his promised undo progress we have already made, veto of energy emergency legislation, and creates a host of new problems." saying it would result in reduced energy supplies, longer lines at "Employment would go up and incomes the gasoline pumps, minimal reduc- would go down " as a result of the tion in gasoline prices and "worst bill's proposed rollback of domes- of all, serious damage to jobs in tic crude oil prices, the President America." continued. Later in the day, the Senate Nixon said the proposed bill would failed in an attempt to override set the oil prices "at such low the veto. levels that the oil industry would be unable to sustain its present Nixon said-it was "with a deep production of petroleum products, sense of disappointment" that he including gasoline." sent back the bill without his Thursday, March 7, 1974 approval after Congress has worked That was the basis for his dire * on it for four months. predictions about its impact. Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 7,,1974

Streaking fad spreads GAZETTEER at nation's universities .a digest of late news

NEW YORK (AP)--Streaking spread to the streets of New York overnight as a group of big city students dashed nude across the Columbia University campus, BEIPUT (AP)--President Hafez Assad of Syria said following a trail blazed by collegians elsewhere. yesterday that the Soviet Union is pressing his country The fad has led to scattered arrests--mostly for in- to attend Arab-Israeli peace talks in Geneva. "But decent exposure. An Oklahoma streaker was critically we shall go to the Geneva conference only when tangible injured when the motorcycle he was riding crashed into progress is achieved on the question of military dis- a car. engagement between Syria and Israel in the Golan Heights," Assad told the Beirut magazine As Sayyad in an inter- On the whole, however, the streaking syndrome has view. Syria has agreed to send representatives to caused few problems. Authorities generally take a Washington to negotiate disengagement with Israel lenient attitude as long as the streakers stay on cam- through Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger later pus and don't interfere with anyone else. this month. Assad's interview appeared a few hours The New Yorkers--45 men and a lone coed--claimed a before he met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. record for the length of their streak, a sprint of a Gromyko in Damascus for the second time in a week to mile and a half that started at about 11 p.m. They discuss what a government spokesman described as Syria's were accompanied by a 16-piece university band and terms for an overall Middle East settlement. cheered on by about 1,000 supporters. LONDON (AP)--Britain's first battery bus, a 50-passen- Across the country, small groups of students from ger vehicle capable of speeds up to 40 miles an hour, the University of Washington braved the cold to streak will go into service in Manchester this spring. Named past a row of fraternity and sorority houses near the "The Silent Rider," the bus has a claimed range of campus. 40 miles between charges, or a normal day's work at At Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., about peak times in a crowded city center. The bus is the 120 male streakers paraded along a four-lane road early result of two years development by the Chlorida yesterday morning. One source said police closed the Electric Storage Group. It is claimed to have cheaper street to traffic for about 45 minutes, but authorities running costs than the diesel vehicle, easier main- denied that they had taken any action at all. tenance, quieter operation and better environmental characteristics. Other nude runners were reported at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, where the campus paper urged LOS ANGELES (AP)--Comedian-actor Billy De Wolfe is students to "be chic and streak," and at Northern Ill- dead at the age of 67 after undergoing treatment for inois at Dekalb. lung cancer. A UCLA Medical Center spokesman said In Sioux Falls, S.D., the streaking fad reached down De Wolfe died Tuesday from a blood clot. He had been into the high school set Tuesday night. hospitalized for a week. De Wolfe, whose first job A youngster, wearing only a ski mask, socks and tennis in show business was a dancer, performed on Broadway, shoes, made a mad dash across the basketball court be- in motion pictures and on television. One of his best tween quarters of the Sioux Falls Lincoln-Brandon Val- known movie roles was his impersonation of "Mrs. ley high school basketball game. Murgatroyd," a middle-aged matron, in "Blue Kisses." An estimated 3,000 persons witnessed the sprint, and He also appeared in "Dixie," "Tea for Two" and he was given thunderous applause. "Lullaby of Broadway."

Water status Guantanamo Local Forecast Gazette Water figures for yesterday: R-C A",. C flCCyC -lCt. X1.-IF. WClkC, Continued partly cloudy c.ndin.g ofi- r WATER PRODUCED: 1,303,0C0 with scattered afternoon and early Lt. r0. J sL. . P c AffaiC offimr evening showers. Visibility JM -red Dr. . .****.C.Mc C M or WATER CONSUMED: 1,134,000 JOsA .ary.cho. . . ** *.****.*.r unrestricted. Winds N 4-6 knots becoming SE 12-14 knots WATER GAIN: 169,000 s P S cy . . R ter with gusts to 24 knots, return- Jos - d . . . p ing 3-5 knots after sunset. h valBuep8lc WATER IN STORAGE: 19,265,000 affai. ofCer. It C. panted tou a~y CCI * CCC8E Iligh 85. Low 71. Bay dire8Cio of a -ttCCPCCC CCCC== CC. C. OCCCI condition Ct.CCCC.CC *C C~ OC Cp. C.0CC *~ C . CCC,135 .CC 29.4 feet. High tide 0857. CC.8 .:% CtOCCC.C~C CC.C. O 8.C.CC Low tide 0221. CC.C?.t~ Thursday, March 7, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 3

* Mrs. Wood reigns as queen should know their at Seabee Ball at Windjammer advisory board reps Mrs. Sandra June Wood reigned by the Navy, 'Seabees' by the public In an attempt to serve barracks over the annual Seabee Ball Monday and 'confused bastards' by each residents better, SMCS II.L. Allen, at the Windjammer. other, they can do anything up to Gold Hill Towers barracks officer, The following were her court of and including stringing a telephone reminds occupants of certain aspects princesses: Debbie Linn, Holly Miguel, line, constructing a bridge, build- of the Barracks Enlisted Advisory Diana Pierce, Deanna Shepard, Vickie ing an outhouse or repairing a Council. Smith and Patricia Stanley. cigarette lighter." Department personnel should learn who their representatives to the Guest of honor Rear Admiral Ralph The Seabees' definition of them- council are. If they have any com- M. Ghormley was made an honorary selves provides a clue to the kind plaints or suggestions, they should Seabee and Gitmo's oldest of men they were. "A Seabee," they contact their representative so he Seabee, lEQCH N.J. Thaggard, and the youngest, said, "is a soldier in a sailor's or she can inform them at the next CECA D.L. Stokes, were also honored. uniform, with Marine training, do- meeting. Likewise, it is the re- At the ball, definitions of a ing civilian work at WPA wages." sponsibility of each representative Seabee were given. Perhaps the It was also mentioned at the ball to ensure that his people receive most colorful is the one given by to the Seabee motto of "can do" he copies of the council minutes and "Spider" Rowland, sports writer has added "have done" or "will do." obtain their opinions about the for the "Arkansas Gazette". Early new barracks regulations and pro- in World War II, he shipped out with On Friday preceding the ball, posals. a battalion of Seabees to North Mrs. Wood drew the winning ticket Africa. His report covering the to the Kawasaki 100 motorcycle, In fact, the new barracks regula- voyage contained the following: proceeds from which helped pay for tions will soon be available and the ball. The winner was PNC Frank feedback on them from each department "Called 'Construction Battalions' Mitchell of Naval Station. is to be discussed at the next meeting. The council meetings, open to yone--not just representatives-- are held at 10 a.m. the first Mon- day of each month in the party room of "B" Complex, Gold Hill Barracks.

The following are departmental representatives: DA Don Leonard, Dental; ETR2 Donald Olson, Naval Air Station (AAWC); ETN2 S.K. Nethery, Communications; GMG3 G.E. Giles Jr., Ordnance; EN2 L.S. Jones, Port Services; CM3 P. DeLa- Fuenty, Public Works; DP2 J.L. Ol- son, Comptroller; YN3 W.C. McClure, Administration;-Ml1 M.R. Derby, Naval Hospital; HMCJan Earp, enlisted women; EN3 D.L. Stooker, Base Police; SK3 G.W. Gallineau, Supply; LCpl J.D. Adams,, Security Group; UTCN E.E. Simpson, Navy Exchange; DM3 K.E. Cronebach, Special Services; JOSN Sandy Warren, Public Affairs; CS1 Herman Hill, equal.opportunity representative; GMCM Marshall Rogers, Naval Station senior enlisted ad- visor; RM1 Jerry George, Fleet Train- ing Group; HT2 Jerome Antonacci, Ship's Repair Department; U1TCA Queen Sandra June Wood, surrounded by the Seabees she represents, claps as the Richard Johnson, Mobile Construction winner of the Seabee drawing for the Kawasaki 100 motorcycle is announced. Battalion Three;and YN1 Timothy He is PNC Frank Mitchell of Naval Station personnel. (U.S. Navy Photo by Vitzenty, ComNavBase. PH2 Dave Clarke, USN) Page 4--LOCAL NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 7, 1974

Little Theatre tryouts next week *BOOST Applications are being accepted Tryouts for the Guantanamo Bay Cervantes, takes place in 16th by the Educational Services Office Little Theatre's next production, century Spain during the time of for personnel interested in apply- the musical "Man of La Mancha," the inquisition. The following ing for the BOOST will be held from program, a pro- 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. quote from the musical expresses gram for young men and women with Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday the theme: potential for an officer next week course at Morin Center. with additional counsel-guidance People are needed for 16 parts "I will impersonate a man. His and instruction. Interested per- (male and female), a chorus, name--Alonzo Quihana, a country sonnel with a GCT/ARI combination musicians for the orchestra, back- gentleman, no longer young. Being score of 115 should contact PN1 stage help and small, walk-on parts. retired, he has much time for books. C. Cooper Jr., career counselor, He studies them from morn till night or the Educational Services "Prior Office, acting or singing exper- and often through the night and morn for more information. ience is not necessary to try out," again. emphasizes EZ1 Bob Patterson, the "What he reads oppresses him, musical's director. fills him with indignation at man's This production marks the first murderous ways towards man. He *Water secured time ih the history of Gitmo that ponders the problem how to make a supper theatre will be presented. better a world where evil brings To enable Public Works to install To be staged May 17, 18, 19, 24 and profit and vitrue none atoll. two new valves on the main water 25, the play will begin at 8 p.m. line serving the Marine Site No. 2 and will be preceded by a buffet "He lays down the melancholy bur- area, water will be secured from supper at 6:30 p.m. Cost will be den of sanity and conceives the 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. $3 per ticket (this includes play strangest project ever imagined-- This will affect the Marine Exchange, price). to become a knight-errant and sal- Marine galley and barracks, admin ly forth to roam the world in building, Marine Family Restaurant, A special children's performance, search of adventure. To right all minus the supper, will also be held wrong, to raise up the weak and and adults will be allowed only if those in need. No longer would he accompanied by their children. The be the plain Alonzo but a dauntless *Prepared childbirth schedule for this will be announced knight known as Don Quixote de La at a later date. Mancha!" Registration is underway "Man of La Mancha," based on the Mrs. Selma Corbisiero is assis- for a new six-week book, "Don Quixote de La Nancha" by tant director. session of prepared childbirth classes scheduled to be- gin at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 18, in M Ward of the Naal Station Hospital. To register or for more *Nursery School information, call Pam June at 951036 #LOCAL AT or Karen Holtz at 951098 AT. Staff NCO Club and all of the Indian Mrs. Louise Pola, supervisor of BRIEFS River Construction Site. the Nursery School Board, notes that the musical group, "The Mid- nighters," donated their time and *Bowling *Golf money in performing at the board's couples dance Sunday. She also reports that the event proved to All active duty male bowlers with A blitz golf tournament will be be both a social and a financial an established average of 170 or held Sunday with sign-up time no success, with the board clearing over are reminded to turn in their later than noon that day. Entry $450. The money will be used to release forms for the Com--Ten roll- fee is $2 per player. Teams will buy educational equipment. off by tomorrow. Forms may be ob- be chosen by a blind draw at 12:15 tained by calling Tom Nesbitt at p.m. and tee off will follow at 85527 DWH or 90223 AWH. The roll- 12:30 p.m. For more information, off will be held at 7:30 a.m. call 951119. Monday through Thursday, with an *Reef Raiders alternate time of 3 p.m. each day.

The Guantanamo Bay Reef Raiders *Racquet Club will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the FTG aud- Scuba itorium. Air cards will go on sale . The Guantanamo Bay Racquet Club at 7 p.m. The slide show, "Medley A basic scuba course will begin will hold an election of officers of the Sea," will be presented. Monday. For more information and Sunday after the finals of the Those interested may attend--not registration, contact at mixed doubles tournament. just members. 99295 AWH. Thursday, March 7, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette WORLD AND LOCAL NEWS--Page 5

Harold Wilson names cabinet Students present

LONDON (AP)--Prime Minister Harold upper income brackets, to help meet Wilson named a cabinet of familiar critical economic problemsincluding Festival Week for faces Tuesday with one surprise-- record inflation and foreign trade leftwinger Michael Foot at the key deficits. job of employment secretary empow- ered to try and settle the national Roy Jenkins, 53, a former chancel- Gitmo community coal miners' strike. lor, was made home secretary, a job Otherwise key cabinet posts went he also held once. Jenkins was one W.T. Sampson Junior/Senior High to most of the same men who served of Labor's most successful chancel- School students will present a in Wilson's last Labor government, lors, turning foreign trade deficit Festival Week Monday through Saturday defeated in 1970, although not al- into surplus. He broke with Wilson on campus and elsewhere for the entire ways in the same posts. two years ago on Common Market pol- community. icy and resigned the party's dep- The schedule is as follows: art James Callaghan, 61, home secre- uty leadership. exhibit, room 20 and environs, Mon- tary in the last Labor government, Harold Lever, 60, a socialist mil- day through Wednesday; music depart- was named foreign secretary. A lionairewas named chancellor of ment concert, base chapel, 7:30 p.m.- veteran of several cabinet posts, the duchy of Lancaster, the title Tuesday; Junior High one-act play Callaghan is a skilled negotiator used in British cabinets for the day program, 12:30 to 3 p.m., Wed- who helped cool off violence in minister responsible for Europe. nesday, school courtyard; social Northern Ireland in 1968. science fair of maps, models, ex- Denis Healey, 56, defense secre- Lever, like Jenkins, always fa- hibits and judging, 12:30 to 2:30 tary under Wilson from 1964 to 1970, vored British entry into the Euro- p.m., Thursday, school courtyard; took over the key job of chancellor pean Common Market, even after Wil- and "Deadwood Dick," the junior of the Exchequer. His first job is son and the party turned in favor class play, 7:30 p.m., Thursday virtually certain to be preparation of negotiating entry terms and call- through Saturday, Morin Center. of an austerity budget including ing a referendum on whether Britain The only charge will be for the higher taxes, especially in the should pull out. junior class play, tickets to Labor Party sources said Lever which can be bought at $1.50 for woul4 be responsible for trying to adults and 75 cents for children Langouste season negotiate foreign loans. from any junior or at the door. has ended, remind game wardens Game wardens remind residents that the langouste season ended at mid- night Feb. 28 and doesn't reopen till Aug. 1, per ComNavBase Instruc- tion 1710.10. During the closed season, neither males nor females are to be taken by any method. This is the mating season and while a female may carry from 3,000 to 100,000 eggs, only a few survive their many predators and live to reproduce.

"Research shows that a female langouste reaches maturity at an age of three or four years, grows to a size of 8 to 12 inches and only lays once every two years," one deputy game warden says. Therefore, every effort must be made to protect them during the mating and egg-laying season,which DOING HER THING TO FIGHT THE ENERGY CRISIS, Mrs. Marsha Spear spruces up is as early as February and as her Villamar home with blossoming cactus plants instead of ordinary late as July. water- hungry flowers. The cacti are brought home by her husband, Guy Spear, an "We can all enjoy a plentiful* NAS mechanic, during his trips into the back-woods of supply next season by giving the Gitmo as a deputy game warden. Says Marsha, "I may not have the most colorful garden in langouste a-chance now," the deputy Gitro, but they don't use much water and are really pretty when they bloom." *ame warden continues. Page 6--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 7, 1974 S

Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Naval Station 1-22 2 3 4 5 6 7 McCalla Lyceum 8-21 1 2 3 4 5 23-6 C6 9 1 2 3 4 5 Marine Barracks 8 Hospital 10 9 8 1 2 3 4 Camp Bulkeley 11 10 9 8 1 2 3 Scene Leeward Point 12-13 14 15 16 17 18 19-20

1. CLEOPATRA JONES. Tamara Dobson-Shelley Winters. 11. THE LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE. P. Franklin-Roddy Mc- Cleopatra is a special agent who carries a badge with Dowall. The situation is classic--four people ven- the seal of the President of the United States. ture into a haunted mansion to determine what's there. Drama Color 89 min. PG Horror Color 94 min. PG 2. GODSPELL. Victor Garber-Kathy Hanley. The Gospel 12. SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. Pernell according to St. Matthew is an occasion for song and Roberts-Clu Gulagbr. A pilot's wife is held hostage dance as eight youths from various walks of life are in a plot to steal money from a cargo plane. attracted to a fountain by Haskell, who appears and Drama Color 96 min. NRA disappears before their eyes. 13. EVERY MAN IS MY ENEMY. Robert Webber-Elsa Martin- Musical Color 102 min. elli. In Miami, Tony Costa witnesses the fatal shoot- 3. THE OUTSIDE MAN. Jqan Louis Trintignant,Ann-Mar- ing of a friend by the police.i gret. Trintignant is sent to pull off a sneak attack Drama Color 99 min. NRA on a local big mob kingpin. Having done thathe finds 14. THE LAWMAN. Burt Lancaster-Robert Ryan. Lancaster he is next on the list. arrives in a nearby town to take back seven men for Action Drama Color 104 min. PG the accidental killing of an old man during a rowdy 4. THE OFFENCE. Sean Connery-Treavor Howard. Sean Con- drinking session. nery is a veteran London detective investigating a Western Color 99 min. PG series of child molestings. 15. THE NEPTUNE FACTOR. Ben Gazzara-Yvette Mimieux. Drama Color 112 min. R An undersea earthquake plummets a submarine through S. BLUEBEARD. Richard Burton-Raquel Welch. After the ocean floor to uncharted depth full of monstrous Burton marries Joey Heatherton, she finds but that mutations. he has murdered all his previous wives. Science Fiction Color 98 min. G Comedy-Drama Color 117 min. R 16. BLUME IN LOVE. George Segal-Susan Anspach. Segal 6. MAROONED. Gregory Peck-Richard Crenna. After five stars in this bittersweet love story as a divorce months aloft testing their endurance, three astronauts lawyer whose wife finds him cheating one day and walks find themselves unable to return to Earth due to tech- out on him. nical malfunction. Love Story Color 115 min. R Space Adventure Color 129 min. G 17. NIGHT WATCH. Liz Taylor-Laurence Harvey. One 7. THE FIVE MAN ARMY. Peter Graves-James Daly. On night, Liz Taylor insists she sees a murdered man with the Mexican border in 1914, a young aerialist-turned- his throat slashed in the abandoned mansion across bank robber, recruits men for a daring train robbery. the garden. Drama Color 91 min. PG Mystery Color 99 min. PG 8. JUNIOR BONNER. Steve McQueen-Robert Preston. For- 18. See No. 11. mer rodeo champion McQueen returns to his hometown in 19. See No. 10. Arizona and finds his family has changed. 0 20. See No. 9. Drama Color 100 min. PG 21. MAN. Bernie Casey-Pam Grier. Casey, trying 9. JEREMIAH JOHNSON. Robert Redford-C. Tyner. Johnson to find out the truth about his brother's death, gets is determined to find a different way of life. This mixed up in a bizarre mess of women and mobsters. prompts his decision to become a mountain man. Action Drama Color 91 min. R Drama Color 108 min. PG 22. ONE MORE TIME. Sammy Davis Jr.-Peter Lawford. 10. CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES. Roddy McDow- When Lawford finds his rich brother dead on the floor, all-Ricardo Montalban. It's 20 years from now and he decides to impersonate him. ordinary earth apes have assumed enough intelligence Comedy Color 93 min. PG to serve humanity in menial functions. 23. KIDDIE SHOW. Science Fiction Color 87 min. PG

0 Thursday, March 7, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7 Pittsburgh has high hopes after dismal 1973 (AP)--Eight players and Manager The Pirates were interested prim- won 19 games in 1972 after starring in are gone from the Pitts- cipally in beefing up their pitching the 1971 victory over burgh Pirate team that floundered staff during the off-season. They Baltimore. But last season he won its way into third place in the picked up Jerry Reuse, who was 16-13 only three games and lost nine while last season. at Houston last year, and , posting the worst ERA in the major The Pirates couldn't even play .500 who was 13-9 with Philadelphia and leagues--9.85. Steve and the front ball--winning 80 games and losing set a record for pitchers by hitting office think he can come back this 82. They played, of course, without home runesin four straight games. year. their long-time star, Roberto Cle- The Pirates usually have a pretty mente, who was killed in a plane Murtaugh wants a five-man pitching good bullpen, and and crash between the 1972 and 1973 rotation to keep his starters from Ramon Hernandez should make this seasons. being worn out. Reuss and Brett are year's relief corps good enough. Virdon actually was replaced by very much in contention for starting in one of the stocky jobs. They figure along with Steve With traded away, Manny Irishman's many comebacks before the Blass, , , Bob Sanguillen will be called on to be season ended. Danny, however, was Moose and Jim Rooker. a workhorse catcher. He hit .282 unable to rally the Bucs. The man on the spot is Blass. Steve last year--considered an off-season for Manny. At first base, will be given a chance to play -- SPORTS SHORTS-- despite batting averages of .193 and .23% the last two years. (UPI)--There's a "biggie" coming up in college basketball Saturday night. If Robertson fails, somebody else And it's just possible that the perennial NCAA champion,UCLAwill wind up will have to be moved to first base. on the outside looking in this time around. Southern Cal--sporting a It will probably be , who 22-3 record overall and an 11-2 mark in the Pacific Eight Conference-- doesn't like the idea. He's much hap- shares first place with the Bruins. The Trojans host the seven-time pier in centerfield. defending national champions at the Los Angeles Sports Arena Saturday is getting his big night for the conference title and the right to go to the NCAA West Re- chance to drop anchor at second base gional at Tucson next week. The Trojans do?'t have a Bill Walton and with traded to Philadelphia. t would be a big upset if they beat the Bruins. But they are confident Rennie looked like a tiger at the plate S bout their chances. a couple years ago, but skidded to .242 last year. (UPI)--There's just no breathing room at the top of the American Basket- With retired and Jackie ball Association's East Division. Only one game separated the division's Hernandez traded to the Phillies, top three clubs after Carolina defeated Kentucky, 112-96, Tuesday night. and rookie Frank Taveras The Colonels still lead in the East--only percentage points ahead of the will battle for the job at short. New York Nets, with the Cougars one game out in third. will return at third base. (UPI)--Mel Farr, the National'Football League's Rookie of the Year in 1967, has been traded by the Detroit Lions to Houston for an undisclosed The Pirates are strongest in the out- draft choice. During hiscareer with Detroit, Farr scored 36 touchdowns-- field, especially if Oliver stays in the second highest total in Lion history. Last season, the seven-year center. Oliver hit .292 last year and veteran was bothered by injuries,gaining only 373 yards on 97 rushes. had 20 homers and 99 runs batted in. But the big man is (UPI)--It appears as though Wilbur Wood of the Chicago White Sox will in left. Willie, who just can't seem do his workhorse bit again this season, while Gary Nolan of Cincinnati to win the MVP award in the National may spend another year on the sidelines. Wood drew the starting assignment League, led the majors in home runs when Chicago opened the exhibition season today against the Detroit Tigers last year. with 44 and in RBIs with 119. at Sarasota, Fla. The veteran knuckleballer started 48 games for the Richie Zisk is slated for rightfield. White Sox last year. The Reds' Nolan says his shoulder hurts so much he's He got the job there last July and hit embarrassed to show up for the club's daily workouts. The Cincinnati .350 as a regular. Dave Parker and Gene righthander received electric needle treatments during the winter, but Clines are the principal outfield it apparently didn't help. reserves.

(UPI)--Both the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers failed to make up any ground in the National Basketball Association's Pacific Division Tuesday night. Portland snapped a seven-game Laker winning streak, Sports quiz 107-102, while Golden State lost a 95-93 decision to the Detroit Pistons. The Warriors hold a half-game lead over the Lakers in the division. In Answer to Tuesday's quiz: other NBA games, the New York Knicks topped Seattle, 111-106, the Capital Bullets reduced their magic number to two in the Central Division by ' Vida Blue clubbing Atlanta, 103-89, and the Chicago Bulls swept past the Phoenix Suns, 111-91. Q. Who won the Most Valuable Player ward in the National League in 1956? Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, March 7, 1974

I' Beeline What's happening ( K TODAY BINGO will be held at the Windjammer Club at 8 p.m. THE GUANTANAMO SELF-DEFENSE CLUB will meet at 6 p.m. in the Child Day Care Center. For more information, call 97110 AWH. THE PHOTO CLASS will meet at 6 p.m. in the Photo Hobby Shop. Fastest line in town THE COMNAVBASE CIVIC COUNCIL will meet at 7 p.m. in the Morin Center Inter- national Room. All residents are welcome to attend. For more infor- mation, call 952234 AT. \,.Dial 9 5 114 4 . THE CPO WIVES will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the CPO Dining Room. For more information, call Joyce Schreffler or Janet Drewry. for sale TOMORROW 1963 Ford Galaxie, automatic trans- THE MIDNIGHTERS will perform from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the COMO Club, instead mission, power steering, new exhaust of Saturday night as previously scheduled. system, $475. Call 85138 DWH and ask for Don. Getting short. 21-foot MFG boat with motor and 1968 Volkswagen, $650; Toro golf cart, trailer, has small cabin and sun wanted $300; pair of boys' Hushpuppies, new, deck, best offer over $4,000; 1961 $6. Call 951133 AT. Ford station wagon. Call 952225 AT. Community-minded residents of Vil- lamar housing area to fill vacant 1964 Mercury four-door hardtop,,atto- Special Services is selling by the seats on ComNavBase Civic Council, matic transmission. Call 951001, ex- sealed bid method a 1966 Dodge van, must have sincere desire to serve tension 222 between 4 and 6:30 p.m. a 1967 Ford pickup truck, two 1969 and improve community, available Valiants and one 1969 Plymouth Fury. to attend meeting first Thursday 1973 Honda 450, 900 miles, with extras All can be seen behind the Special of each month at 7 p.m. For more and helmet, $1500. Call D. Turner Services office. Bids will be ac- information, call 952234 AWH. at 951093 DWH or 85633 AWH. cepted during working hours through 3 p.m. Tuesday. The number of the The Guantanao Bay Boys Westinghouse 21,000 BTU air condition- vehicle you bid on must be on the Commission needs managers and er, $175; Fedders 10,000 BTU air con- bid slip and all bids are final. coaches. Anyone interested should ditioner, $125; Westinghouse 5,000 There will be a minimum bid of contact Ens. Flower at the Naval BTU air conditioner, $75; all like $200 on cars No. 1 and No. 5 and Air Station galley. The next meeting new. Call 85182 AWH. all cars are marked. For more in- will be held at the Flagship Mess formation, call 951160 DWH. at 7 p.m. on March 18. 1972 Plymouth Gold Duster, small V-8, power steering and brakes, complete Frigidaire three-level dishwasher, tinted glass, vinyl side molding, runs.good, $75. Call 951081 AT. lost canopy vinyl top, new muffler and Westolox chronograph watch, valued tail pipe, less than 16,000'actual 1974 Penton motorcycle, 125cc, 21- at $85, lost at Windpill Beach, $15 miles. Call 85736 AWE. horsepower, motocross/endurance/ reward. Contact Keith Holley at trail, six weeks old; 1974 XR-75 95383 or 951213 AT, Baby bassinet with skirt, three pads Honda, two months old. Call and three sheets, $15; baby port-a- 98168 AWH. giveaway, crib. Call 951106 AT or see at 1258B Villamar. AKC registered German shepherd, Female Gitmo especial, six to seven with papers, female, 18 months old. months old. tall 99134 AT. Magnavox color 18-inch television Call 98194 AWH. i set. Call 98274 AT or see at 1249B Two male Gipmo special puppies, Villamar. 12X16-foot barrel boat, 20-horse- long-hairdi five weeks old. Call power Johnson motor, all three months 64541. Hamilton Beach steam iron, $3; Sears old, best offer; 10,000 BTU Fedders electric two-speed sewing scissors air conitioner, $75; 6,000 BTU Four xdale and one female Gitmo with light, $2.50; walnut baby crib, Whirlpool air conditioner, $50 or special puppies, six weeks old, $15; General Electric portable reel- both for $100. Call 98113 AWH. media size, also mother. Call to-reel tape recorder, $6. Call 90215 AT. 95474 AWH. 22-foot boat with Chevy 235 engine, j boat and engine recently overhauled;- services White washer and dryer, $150 for 1972 Honda SL-125, $375. Call / pair or $75 each, very good working 96273 AWH or see at 1216 Center Bargo. ill babysit in my home anytime condition. Call 95320 AT. for children of any age. Quonset 550 Suzuki, 1973 GT, needs minor wor, Hut 3-N in Cuban Village. Call Water pump for 1969-71 Chevy, $20; on electric starter; Docoder dub-a- 85385 AT or 97119 AT. two Whirlpool air conditioner motors; tape player, $225. Call 97256 AWH. boys' bicycle, $15. Call 99134 AT. 0