0GAIZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Volume 35, Number 237 Thursday, December 11, 1980

SAC nominations closed

Nominations are now closed for VOTE FOR TWO (2) the School Advisory Council (SAC). Balloting will be held at the var- Mrs. Cheryl Dawson ious commands from December 12 to Mr. Larry Fisk 18. LT William Glasser For their convenience, the de- Mrs. Vivian Kite pendents of Naval Air Station and Mrs. Arlene Lansford VC-10 personnel residing at Wind- Mrs. Joseylyn Nichols ward may vote at the Naval Station BTC Alvin Ringo polling place, located in the YNCS Richard Steffen McCalla Administration Building. NAVAL AIR STATION/VC-10 Provisions are made for write- in votes. However, vote only for VOTE FOR ONE (1) the appropriate number of represen- tatives from each command, or your LTJG Jeff Clites ballot will be voided. Each person Mrs. Cheryl Smith will vote for 12 people; 6 teach- AZ1 William Wallace ers and 6 parents. Everyone is authorized to vote for representa- Members of the U.S. Air Force Flight Demonstration Team, the tives to SAC from other commands. MARINEE BARRACKS/CO. L "Thunderbirds," were welcomed to Guantanamo Bay last week by The current list of nominees Captain is: John H. Fetterman, Jr. They made a brief fueling VOTE FOR ONE (1) stop at Leeward before flying back to the States, fol- NAVAL STATION/NAVAL BASE/INDEPEN lowing performances in Puerto Rico. The "Thunderbirds" op- DENT COMMANDS lstLT Charles Person erate out of Nellis Air Force, Base in Nevada. CYSOT Thomas W. McNauehton CWO2 Kenneth Lasnier

Lennon cremated, vigil set for Sunday SCHOOL TEACHERS John Lennon's body was cremated VOTE FOR SIX (6) their five year old son, Sean, why as saying immediately after Lennon yesterday in Hartsdale, New York. his father was dead. was shot "I couldn't help myself. The bullet riddled body Ms. Jeannette Alfie had been Most of me didn't want to do it, .vedfrom the medical examiners She said Sean cried, but took Ms. Nan Allen but a little bit of me did." fice to a funeral chapel, then it well. She quoted him as saying, Mr. James Clark taken secretly to a Hartsdale cre- "Now daddy is part of God. I guess Lennon's murder has produced a Mr. James Fischer matorium. when you die you become much more tragic side effect. Two fans have Ms. Jane Haynes What was done with the ashes is bigger because you're a part of committed suicide in despair over Mr. Iver Heinrich not known. everything." his death. Ms. Ann Hegstrom There will be no funeral service She also said the child asked Ms. Polly Lowell Thirty year old Michael but Yoko Ono announced that a ten about the accused killer in the Craig Mr. Peter McKee of Salt Lake City minute silent prayer vigil for her case. She said he was probably told friends he Ms. Maureen McManus "a was extremely husband will be held at 2 p.m., confused person." upset over the mur- Ms. Dorothy Rappel der and then fired Eastern Time, on Sunday. a single .25 Mr. Lynn St. John Confused - that is the picture caliber shot into his mouth, kill- She urged fans "wherever you emerging of Beatle fanatic Mark ing himself. are" to stop at that time and pray David Chapman, the former security NAVAL HOSPITAL/DENTAL Sixteen year old Colleen for, Lennon's soul. guard and mental patient accused Cos- tello of Brooksville, Florida, VOTE FOR ONE of killing Lennon. Friends descri- died (1) Papers filed in court yesterday of an overdose of pills after bed him as a drug user, "born again" show Lennon left half of his es- leaving a note saying she was HMC Robert G. Greenia christian, jilted lover and child de- tate, valued at 30 million dollars, pressed about the killing. of a broken home. HMCM Ronnie D. Leverton to Yoko Ono, who was named executor HM1 John A Reed of A London newspaper reports Paul his estate. The rest of the es- Psychiatrists interviewed Chap- LCDR Wilfred E. Soppe McCartney hired a security firm tate is to be added to a trust fund man yesterday at Bellevue Hospital to guard his country estate within created in 1979. where he is undergoing 30 days of FLEET TRAINING GROUP 24 hours of the killing of former court-ordered psychiatric tests to The four-page will warned that if partner John Lennon. determine his competence VOTE FOR ONE (1) any beneficiary filed suit to in- to stand trial for second degree crease their portion of the estate, murder. Two 240 dollar-a-day security guards CDR Conrad Borman they "shall receive nothing what- The motive for the slaying re- reportedly are patrolling soever." mains unknown. the grounds and screening visitors ENS Robert Butler at McCartney's country home some Chief James Halman Yoko Ono tried to explain to A police source quoted Chapman 50 miles south of London. Mrs. Sally Koose legislation passed affecting military pay and allowances

During Regular sea pay 1980, the 96th Congress is paid to sail- For instance, an E-6 with 10 passed perhaps ors based on paygrade $50 per month for the period the most significant and the number years of service can expect sub pay legislation of years of sea duty they of the extension. affecting military pay have ac- of $190 per month: an 0-4 with 10 in history. cumulated. Enlisted sea pay is paid 30 day "R and R" years of service can expect $440 to E-4 and above. For example, an 15 days "R and R" and round All major 1980 objectives for per month. E-6 with six years of sea duty will trip transportation to CONUS. pay and improved military compensa- BAO FOR BACHELORS All E-7s and receive $225 per month in sea pay. tion have been achieved. The total above will have the option of NUCLEAR OFFICER INCENTIVE PAYS: Officers sea pay is paid to WO's, amount of all of these increases in receiving BAQ, except while they An officer coming into the nuclear 0-1 and O-2's and 0-3 thru 0-6 who pay and benefits for Navy people are deployed from homeport for submarine program will receive an have at least three years at sea to incentive of $6,000 instead of and their families exceeds $1.2 qualify. more than 90 days. billion. ACCUMULATION OF UP TO 90 DAYS $3,000. Half to be paid upon his A sea pay premium profides an A comprehensive list of all basic LEAVE: Navy people on entry into the program and half additional monthly amount of $100 long deployments can accumulate when his training is completed. for those qualifying for regular up to pay, allowances, career incentives 90 days of leave, usable in the An officer who elects to obli- sea pay and serving at sea for more pay, reenlistment incentives that year following their deployment. gate for four additional years in than 36 consecutive months. have been passed by the Congress This would be effective in cer- the nuclear program will receive SUBMARINE DUTY INCENTIVE PAY. follows: tain situations, such as, extended an incentive of $28,000 instead of Increases sub pay levels for both Indian Ocean Deployments. Until $20,000. The Fair Benefits Package has officer and enlisted personnel serv- now, no more than 60 days of leave If the officer so selects, the just been passed. When signed by ing ashore, provided certain cri- could be carried over from one nuclear incentive may be paid on the President, the benefits will be teria are met. These driteria in- year to another and some people an annual basis of $6,000 (up from effective January 1, 1981 and clude meeting minimal operational lost leave as a result. the previous annual incentive of include: submarine sea duty requirements. ENLISTED MEMBERS WHO EXTEND AT $4,000). SEA PAY FOR OFFICERS AND ENLISTED: Enlisted personnel must also have LEAST ONE YEAR ON AN OVERSEAS TOUR More details on the Fair Bene- to consist of two parts, regular sufficient obligated service for a ARE ELIGIBLE FOR ONE OF THE FOLLOW- fits Package will be found in a sea pay and a follow-on sea tour. sea pay premium. ING: forth coming NAVOP. The Daily Gazette Thursday December 11, 1980 Page 2 Local note THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE IN THE COME ONE, COME ALL to the Marine TIMES FOR THE SALE OF CHRISTMAS Corps Exchange Sidewalk Sale located TREES. Go by Special Services ten- community in the Exchange Parking lot area. nis courts between 8:00 a.m. and Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 5:00 p.m. on Dec. 13th and choose Dec. 15, 16 & 17 from 9:30 a.m. to your tree. Any unsold trees will 4 p.m. 25 to 50 percent off All be held in the Personalized Ser- red tag merchandise, rain location: vices Office for sale on Dec. 15th. bulletin board BEQ Warehouse. For more information call 8828. ALL SALES ARE FINAL!! CHRISTMAS TREES WILL BE ON SALE Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette SATURDAY FROM 8:00 a.m. until office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried 5:00 p.m. to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin THE FUMIGATION CHAMBER will be Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the open Friday, Dec. 12 from 8 a.m. THE POUNDMASTEO will be open previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- til 12 noon for articles to be from 7 to 8 p.m. on Sunday, ments will be accepted any time. Announcements put in the chamber. Articles Dec. 14 for all animals to be will be published at least once a week at the dis- may be picked up Tuesday, Dec. 16 boarded in the dog pound for cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Christmas leave. that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, color or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to edit all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after working hours, DWH-during working hours.) calendar Club Activities TODAY Photo Reflex Club meeting for election of officers. ALL PERSONNEL ORDERING COLOR THE GUANTANAMO BAY, MOTO CROSS CHEMISTRY from Chuck Roberts, please ASSOCIATION is considering starting Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meeting at 7:30 p.m.at home of Jeanne contact him at 96164 AWH only. BMX racing for the young boys and Porter. girls. We are just in the planning stage so in order to get an idea DUE TO THE CALENDAR CONFLICTS FOR of how many would be interested TOMORROW THE HOLIDAYS December meetings for and for more information, call or The Catholic Community of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba will celebrate a Civic Council, Little Theatre, have your mom or dad call Ray Spanish Mass commemorating Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of Mexico at and Navy Station Officers Stevens between 6 & 7 o'clock this the Base Chapel at 6:30 p.m. Wives Club will not be held. week-end. 951043 be made by today for the GBOWC's Holiday Ball, tickets The CPO Wives Club will give a Reservations must Christmas party for the children of J.B.Y.C. CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS PARTY are $9 each. all E7, E8, and E9 of December 13 The GITMO Bay Yacht Club is Association meeting at Gold Hill Enlisted Dining from 1 to 3 pm at the CPO Club once again having a Children's Guantanamo Bay Chef's p.m. concluded by presentation of IceCarving. dining room.- There will be refresh- Christmas Party on Dec. 21. To Facility at 7:45 meeting 45 minutes prior to the General Meeting. ments, cartoons, and a gift for any member desiring to have a Board of Directors each child from Santa. Please child participate in the fun activ- fill out the form in the Gazette ity, you should call Walt Bickford SATURDAY Snd return it so that no child will 352266 AWH. Point Retail Store from e left out. Parents please bring Leeward Point - Santa will be at the Leeward a small gift tagged with the childs FIL-AM CLUB will have a Christmas 12:30 - 3 p.m. name to be placed under the Christ- Dinner Dance on December 20 at the 11 a.m., reserva- mas Tree. Fil-Am Clubhouse at Oceanview, be- Breakfast with Santa at the Blue Caribe from 8a.m. - AWH) ginning at 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. It's tions encouraged, photographer on hand, Call 8119DWH/8669 & 8815 ATTENTION PROTESTANT CHAPEL an open bar all night with rim beers and sodas at CHOIR MEMBERS: Rehearsal for punch. Menu consists of roast pig, PARKING LOT SALE of Exchange most popular name brand Thursday, Dec. 11 has been steamship, egg roll lumpia pansit, Main Exchange Parking lot, at NEX . rescheduled for 7 - 9 p.m. on salad and deserts. The Rocking in various residential Thursday, Dec. 18 due to base Bob will spin the platter for your Girls Scouts of Guantanamo Bay will be carrolling tree lighting ceremony. dancing pleasure. Come one, come areas from 6 until 7 p.m. all and bring your partner and have fun. For more information call Staff NCO Club will feature Scorpio from 9 to 1 a.m. YOU LIKE THE JOLLY PARENTS, WOULD Joe at 64264 DWH/97189 AWH. HO HO HO to visit your children in Susie at 8206 DWE t- SUNDAY your home? Soriano at 8884 AT Wives The Hospital Enlisted Alford at 8252 AWH Poundmaster will be open from 7 to 8 p.m. for animal boarding for service for Club will provide this DKC Reyes at 8415 DWH Christmas leave per the small donation of $1 Bert at 8701 AWH. (Tickets $11 per child. All we need is your child's person) name and address. MONDAY Please make your reservations SCOUT TROOP 435 is operating a "Doe Night" at the Navy Exchange from 6 - 9:30 p.m. early. The deadline is Dec. 15. concession stand at Windmill Beach Call For more information, please every Saturday & Sunday from 12 PADI Scuba Class will begin Dec. 15 from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. call one of the names listed noon tull 4 p.m. We have hot dogs, M. Gross 8600 DWH or T. Keene 95479 DWH below: child dogs, hamburgers with all Donna Leverton - 90112 AT the trimmings and cold drinks, PADI Sanctioned Open Water Scuba Diving Course try outs and registration Melva Kingsmill - 96240 AWH plus all of the latest dandy from at 7 p.m. today and tomorrow, (8375 DWH/99221 AWH) Clara Reed - 99242 AT the states. Help us make it to the Marlette Tomlinson - 99183 AWE jamboree in July. Come out and eat at the beach. I WOULD LIKE TO REMIND ALL MEMBERS Navy Exchange of the Fil-Am Club that McC alla BOYS OF GTMO age 11 to 18. Want Field is secured day and night. to learn about the outdoors? THE NAVY EXCHANGE AUTO SERVICE Please use the road that runs Want to go camping, hiking, CENTER will have the following ATTENTION: CHILDREN OF GTMO through Ocean View housing area. and meet some new friends? Join size tires on sale from Dec. 13 For more information please call Scouting. Troop 435 is looking through Dec. 24: VW560X15 black We have just received a message Joe or Susie at 97189 AND or for boys who want to learn and walls. Buy one at the regular from the North Pole. Santa will be DWH. have fun. Call Joe Sibert at 64264 of $28 and one at the sale Sat the Navy Exchange Mini Mart and 951073 or come to our meetings price price of $20.36. A savings of the Leeward Point Retail Store, to ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, SCORPIO any Sunday at 5 p.m. We are 28 percent. greet his friends and take pictures will be playing at the Staff located off of 6th Street in NCO Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Villimar. Santa will be at the Mini Mart with THE NEX FOOD SERVICES announces phis elves Bashful and Dopey on a "PARKING LOT SALE". We will have I AM SEEKING ELECTION TO OUR December 7 12:00-3:00 warious selections of our most SHOOL ADVISORY BOARD. I have " 14 12:00-3:00 popular name brand beers and sodas. two children in elementary school "COMO CLUB - CLIP & SAVE" 1 3 21 12:00-3:00 be held on Dec. , and am extremely interested in Dec. 12 -Sing-along in Rathskellar The sale will and 20. the quality of education our from 5 - 7:30 p.m. And at the Leeward Point Retail children receive. I would Your Christmas wish has Store on: GAVE A GOLDEN CHRISTMAS THIS appreciate your support on Dec. 12. been granted. New COMO menu December 13 10:00-3:00 All 14K & 18K Gold chains Thank you, begins tonight from 6 - 10 p.m. YEAR. " - - 20 10:00-3:00 20 percent off until Joselyn (Joy) Nichols Dec. 13 - Burns & Roe Christmas are now at your Windward and Party. Prime Rib dinner Christmas Leeward Navy Exchange. Nothing Guantanomo Gazette special for general pat- SHOPPING else feels like real gold!! ronae from 6 - 10 p.m. Have you been racking your brain Dec. 14 - Prime Rib special from The Navy Exchange Auto Service trying to come up with that spec- 6 - 9 p.m. for $8.50 with open Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. Center will give a free grease job isP Christmas gift.Let us help menu.* with every engine tune-up during you on "Doe Night" at the Navy Dec. 18 - COMO Advisory Board Naval Station Commanding Officer the month of December. Call 8727 Exchange, Monday, December 15, meets at 3:30 p.e. for an appointment. 6.00 - 9:30 and Leeward Retail The Guantanamo Cazette is published according to the Dec. 19 -GBOWC Christmas Party open Store on December 18, 5:30 - 8:30. rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers to all patrons. (Contact A. Let Santa's Elves help you find the as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction Refreshments will be served. Officer. Printed Zadowich). perfect gift you can afford for of the Naval Base Public Affairs X-Caliber live from Door Prizes. . .Gift wrapping and five times weekly at government expense on government 9 - 1 a.m. Mom, Dad, Brother and Sister this at the Navy Publications and Printing Semice on the spot engraving will be equipment year at the Leeward Point Navy Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items Dec. 31 -New Years Eve Gala (fur- available a5.be Personalized that appear herein are not to be construed as official ther details at later date). Exchange on Saturday, December 20, or as ref acting the views of COMNAVBASE or the De- service counter. partment of the Navy. 3:00 till 5:00. The Daily Gazette Page 3 ihursday December I, 1980 Luck comes in streaks

Why is it that things always seem ing machine does die on you, for to work in streaks? "Some days are example, you'll probably see any okay, and some days are not." little mechanical problem as a con- "Bad luck comes in streaks." tinuation of the bad luck. "When you're hot, you're hot. But A burned-out light bulb suddenly when you're not, you're not." becomes part of a wider trend. And Who among us has not heard one when you go out and find a flat of those phrases in recent weeks? tire on the car, or when the train The words are so familiar, the you're riding in loses its heat, thoughts so mundane, and yet, for you blame yourself. some odd reason, they all seem to be "It's a curse!" you say, "I'm true. jinxed!" Now, no one has ever been Think about it: if you win the able to scientifically prove the lottery one afternoon, it seems great natural theory of jinxes, and likely that something else good will until they do, many of us will happen to you. doubt that such a thing ever exists. But one theory that is widely You're riding the crest of a lucky accepted is that of self-fulfilling streak, and it feels great. Lots of prophecy. If you think something things happen that way. All of a will happen, its chances of actually sudden, for example, many of your occurring are greatly increased. ends are having children, or CONGRATULATIONS WERE EXTENDED to Photographers Mate Second Class eryone in the family seems to be So, when the washing machine goes John Droogan from his department head,Chief Photographers Mate sick, or everything mechanical on the fritz, and, by some coinci- Waldo J. Flack,who presented Droogan's first Good Conduct Award. seems to break down. dence, .a. baseball comes flying The award is presented for fidelity, zeal and obedience. Dooogan For example, if the washing ma- through your window, you're on the has served with the Atlantic Fleet Audio Visual Facility, Guan- chine breaks, you can expect the way to trouble when you see a pat- tanamo Bay, Cuba for seven months. (Photo by PHAN Bill Gundecker dishwasher to do the same in short tern developing. Silberberg) order. If some kid throws a base- For, if you believe something ball through your living room win- else is bound to go wrong, and even dow, it's a sure bot that the front the smallest thing gets fouled up, door will fall off, or a leak will you'll see it as proof of the pud- develop in the roof. ding. And then you'll get mad. Some Q's And A's It doesn't always happen that Which is just another way of saying way, of course, but we somehow seem another old adage: "life is a state inclined to think so. If the wash- of mind." On Our No. 1 Drug

Alcohol is the most-abused employed and most have fami- tivity is a result of alcohol's drug in the United States and lies - much like their reduction of the brain's con- one many know little about. neighbors and fellow citizens. trol over behavior. If enough Here's some answers to the Q-Are many women al- alcohol is consumed, drowsi- dialogue ness, sleep, or even death can gitmo questions about coholics? most-asked alcohol. A-There are approxi- result. Q-What type of person mately 1.5 to 2.5 million Q-What's the best cure in the U.S. Dear Sir: tends to become alcoholic? female alcoholics for a hangover? A-All types. There is no Q-My doctor warned me to have a concerned parent and an Therapist, a teacher of the A-Everyone seems As evidence that any one physi- not to drink while I was a favorite, but they all have educator I would like my name mentally retarded, and a teacher cal or personality type is more taking medication. Why? one thing in common-they placed in nomination for a posi- in a class for the deaf in the prone than another. A-Because sometimes don't work. The easiest cure is tion on the School Advisory Coun- public school systems of Q-Is gin or whiskey drugs do strange things when prevention. than they are combined. Alcohol is cil. Pennsylvania, Virginia, and South more intoxicating Q-How can some people beer or wine? a drug which often produces In May of 1968 I received a Carolina respectively. drink so much and never A-No. Straight liquor may unpredictable or bizarre re- seem drunk? Bachelor of Science Degree in While living in Italy, I hit you a little harder or fas- sponses when combined with A-In most cases, the an- During the at the American Studies ter. But one bottle of beer or other drugs. It may have a Speech and Hearing. worked swer is practice. They drink glass of wine has about the "potentiating" effect, causing ime I was studing for my degree Center teaching English as a so much and so often that same amount of alcohol as one a small dose of another drug d after I received my degree I second language. their bodies develop a toler- cocktail. to behave as though it were a ance for alcohol. However, worked in a private Speech and Presently I'm teaching the 3 Q-How good are huge dose. don't envy the person who can Hearing Clinic. My work concerned year old class at the Guantanamo chances for recovering Q-How many Americans drink a lot and not show it- development in children School. from alcoholism? don't drink at all? language Bay Nursery chances are that person is be- . . especially A-About 48 million who were profoundly deaf. 'In Sincerely, A-Very good. on alcohol. so if you choose not to coming dependent addition I have been a Speech Mrs. S. M. Koose if the person is recognized, adults, diagnosed, and offered treat- drink, you have a lot of com- Q-What's the fastest ment in an enlightened set- pany. way to sober up? ting where he or she is shown Q-Is alcohol an upper or A-Sorry, there is no fast concern and respect. downer? way. Not cold showers, not Q-Is it true that the A-The result of taking al- black coffee, not long walks, I I highest proportion of cohol is eventual depression of not oxygen. There is no effec- drinkers is found on skid- the central nervous system, so tive way to speed up the way row? alcohol is classed as a de- your body gets rid of alcohol A-No. The most visible pressant drug. Many people once it enters the blood- victims are on skid-row, yet think of alcohol as a stimul- stream. It is metabolized or they comprise only from 3 to 5 ant because it appears to oxidized primarily by the percent of the alcoholic popu- make them more lively and liver. . and it takes time - lation. Most alcoholics are uninhibited. This "high" ac- about 2 hours for each drink.

A look inside newsrooms Newsrooms: you hear their pro- On the other, they are writing ducts every day. But what really the story, even as it breaks. goes on behind the microphone and That must sound very dramatic. wire-machine? We're not trying to make news sound What happens in a newsroom when any more glamorous then it is. But the world comes to an end? That's the fact is that the most exciting not a fair question. You see, when and dramatic moment in a newsroom a major story breaks, newspeople is when a big story breaks. have a tendency to act like the Here's what happens. The editor world's coming to an end. -or whoever's in charge, tells his It's not uncommon to hear a re- writers what part of the story to porter talk about the moment "when handle. a big story breaks in, everyone He himself may write some copy. goes crazy. But his main job is to oversee . i. Well, that's not quite fair, everyone else's work. The writers either. It's not that people lose scramble for position. Everyone control, or slip over that line wants to be closest to the phone, between sanity and insanity. or the television, or the wire It's that they go into automatic machine, wherever the newsroom is overdrive. They suddenly have only a x 118g'1 J getting its information. one thing in mind: the story, No, Someone's always running from make that two things: the story and the writers' desks to the editor. the clock. There's always at least one piece For the single most important of paper exchanging hands. goal of every newsroom is to get the ATTENTION story first, So the goal is to Someone's usually over-reacting write it and get it out to the pub- it is a moment of great tension. ATTENTION ALL BASE RESIDENTS: The those servicing the aircraft. lic immediately. There might be shouting, running, McCulla runway is used almost seven This will be strictly enforced People start rushing to type- and even throwing, days a week by the local Flying Club and any and all violators will be writers, microphones, cameras and, In the ideal newsroom, things are and the NAS hilicopter. issued a traffic citation. Please in this modern age, computer ter- quietly humming along, the writers Because of the potential danger help to keep Guantanamo Bay a safe minals. working faster and more tensely to both aircraft and the vehicles, place for all. On one hand, they are listening than usual. But it's usually pretty the McCulla runway will be closed R.D. GRANT to the telephone, or radio, or noisy. After all, for reporters, to all vehicTlar traffic except MAC USN loudspeaker, where their reporter when the story breaks, the fun has is giving them the scoop. begun. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Thursday, December 11, 1980 SPORTS BRIEFS try to make it three-in-a-row be- College hind Johnny Miller and Mike Reid. Their main competition could Here's how the top 20 teams in come from the Scottish and West the Associated Press College Basket-- German teams. ball Poll fared in Wednesday's In other golfing news: the 400 action. thousand dollar Mixed Team Golf Classic begins today in Largo, (4) Maryland (5-0) beat yairleigh Florida. Dickinson 109-83 The 48 team field includes the (4-2) lost to Illinois (14) Missouri last three championship teams . 84-62 Murle Breer and Dave Eichelberger, (18) Michigan (5-0) beat Kent State Pat Bradley and Lon Hinkle and 97-72 Hollis Stacy and Jerry Pate. (20) Syracuse (3-1) beat Detroit 93-79 Golf Skiing Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark has Two man teams from 50 nations started the World Cu Ski Season tee off today in the World Golf with a flourish . winning the Cun Tournament in Bogota, Columbia. Slalom and Giant Slalom titles The United States has won the in Italy on sucessive days. event the past two years and will The 24 year old Swedish ace had thy fastest times over both legs Special Services orral, located off Sherman Avenue Just past Marine of the Giant Slalom yesterday, Site, offers local equestrians an opportunity to rent a horse and a finishing more than half a second saddle. If you would like to take advantage of the services offered ahead of Ruscia's Alexander Zhirov. by the corral you can call them and get more information. A horse Basketball I America's Steve Mahre was fifth may be rented by the hour or leased by the month. (Photo by Navy and brother Phil Mahre was eighth. Journalist Dan Dowd) Wednes tas's Scores

Atlanta 7'1/1 Detroit 92 Tennis New York 106 New Jersey 104 HORSE RACING Phoenix 90 Indiana 102 John McEnroe has strengthened 99 New York - Fio Rito ($4) nipped the Fair Grounds in New Orleans. Boston 101 Washington his position as the favorite in Kim Chance by a neck in winning Chicago - Avenir ($5) and Charlie Philadelohia 113 Chicago 100 the 320 thousand dollar Challenge the Joe Palmer Stakes at Aqueduct Sierra ($4.20) finished in a dead Kansas City 112 San Diego 100 Cup Tennis Tournament in Montreal. Race Track in New York. heat for first in the Moonsplash Los Angeles 109 Houston 108 McEnroe won his second match Laurel, Maryland - Thirty Eight Purse at Hawthorne Race Track in nenver 116 Dallas 107 of the round-robin tournament last Paces ($2.20) boosted a triumph over Chicago. Seattle 108 Golden St. 103 night . overpowering India's Tricki Vicki in the Double Edge Vijay Amritraj, 6-3, 6-2. The Philadelphia 76ers held Sword Purse at Laurel Race Course East Rutherford, Peter Fleming also upset Harold New Jersey - ceremonies before last night's in Maryland. Rock'n Rollick ($16.00) edged Do Solomon, 6-2, 6-1 and Californian game with Chicago to honor their New Orleans - Rolling Mill ($4.20) Tell George in winning the Twin Eliot Teltscher beat Israel's 1966-67 squad - a team voted the held off Jeanie's Fancy in the Rivers Purse at the Medowlands in Shlomo Glickstien, 6-4, 6-1. best in NBA history by the US Bask- stretch in winning Jersey. the feature at East Rutherford, New etball Writers Association. But the current 76ers aren't NHL slouches either. Wednesday's Scores Once the pre-game festivities concluded, they ran their record to New York 6 Washington 2 27-and-4 by carving uo the Bulls classifieds Pittsburgh 4 Nontreal 3 with a score of 113-to-100. Boston 6 nuebec 4 Bobby Jones led the way with 25 Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand Vancouver Toronto 5 points, while Julius Erving added 24. carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday Los Angeles 7 Minnesota 2 through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon Philadelphia 2 Chicago 2 the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not Some of the highlights in NBA more than twice submission. Commercial advertising is New York 3 Edmonton 2 weekly per evening: Kevin prohibited although concerning available services will be action last McHale Hartford 8 Winnipeg 5 permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services sank a pair of key baskets to requiring command approval may be required to provide proof of a letter spark the Boston Celtics past the of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, Washington Bullets 101-to-99. color, or national origin willnot be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ The Kansas City Kings survived a Special Activities DWH=During Working Hours/AWH=After Working Hours). 41 point effort by San Diego's and sank the Clip- Don't miss the Christmas Show and ners 112-to-100. Tree Lighting Ceremony at the down- James Edwards had 17 points and town lycaum area tonight at 6:30, ten rebounds to carry the Indiana followed by a Christmas movie. racers past the Phoenix Suns 102-to- 90. for sale Bill Cartwright's go-ahead basket and a key defensive play by Mike 69 Datt Swinger, good condition, Large wood cabinet, great for hold- Glenn lifted the New York Knicks to new tires, $650. Call 8783 after ing anything, $40; wood cabinet Youth a 106-to-104 win over the New Jersey 6 p.m. great for car books, parts, etc, Nets. $20; Simmons Full size mattress & Atlanta rode a 36 point spree by box spring, $40. Call 98187 AWH. '25 Ford Granada, 4 dr, V8,excellent John Drew to a 100-to-92 victory basketball condition, $2250 firm. Call 8696 '70 Pontiac Catalina 4dr - V8, new over the Detroit Pistons. The win DWH/8152 AWH. water pump, new paint job, , 4 new snapped the Hawks' 12 game losing shocks, brand new exhaust system, streak on the road. reg istration recent engine tune up, lots of had Los Angeles' '73 Chevy Vega Hatchback automatic, This Saturday and Sunday should other accessories, available AT final six points and enabled the strong running, dependable trans- wrap up the Youth Basketball regis- after Dec. 15. Call 8123 DWH/ Lakers to holdoff the Houston portation, $600 firm. Call 8648 AWH tration. AWH. Rockets 109-to-108. 97277 a son or daughter 64464 DWh. Armond Hill had eight straight If you have between the ages of 9 and 14, they Kids large swimming pool, $20; Seattle points in the final minutes TV-cassette-AM/FM, 2 months old, may sign up at the Main Navy Ex- large barbecue grill, hand made as the Supersonics beat the Golden $150; 5 Anson unilug aluminum change. from large barrel, asking $50. State Warriors 108-to-103. slot mags, $250; AM/FM, 8 track Registration forms have been AWH. The 18 straight third peroid with turntable & two speakers, $85. Call 8123 DWH/97277 passed out at school. points carried the Denver Nuggets Call 90149. Remember experience is not re- over the Dallas Mavericks 116-to-107. , Sansui G-871 DB pure power DC quired. The purpose of the Youth watts per Rookie Kiki Vandeweghe had six Furniture, livingroom; 8 foot sofa, Stereo receiver, 160 Basketball Program is to learn a points for the Nuggets in his pro w/2 chairs, good condition; channel, used only about 4 months, new sport and friendly competition. debut - only hours after being Britannica Jr. encyclopedias, make $500 or best offer; also one For more information call 8220 dealt from Dallas to Denver after me an offer. 951079 AWH. baby swing. Call 8410 DWH/ during working hours or 8784 after a lengthly holdout. 90128 AWH, ask for Garry. working hours. '66 Toyota 2dr stationwagon, $200 The Mavericks recieved Denver's or best offer, runs good but Fedders 12,000 BTU A/C, Fedders 1981 first round draft nick. needs some work. Has 4 good 10,000 BTU A/C & Whirlpool 6,000 tires to go with it and many other BTU A/C. 90230 AT. parts. 64347 DWH/99189 AWH. AMS3 Roy C. Ward AKC registered male cocker spaniel DAILY ENERGY USAGE black & white, 8 months old, Small metal desk w/bookshelf at one playful, good with children, $125, WATRLl end, large top drawer, $10; medium serious inquiries only. Call size wooden desk, large top drawer 952222 AT. Consumption: 1,254,000 Gallons and 4 side drawers, one drawer missing, $15. Call 98276 AT after Lost Target: 1,000,000 Gallons 12 noon. Dacor UL 800 underwater dive light at Windmill Beach, Sunday night. '66 GMC truck w/am-fm, 8-track Intials LMH on rim. Call 90255 AWH. ELECTRICITY radio, new clutch, and new battery, $525, available Dec. 16. C!11 97148 misc. Consumption: 242,900 KWH AT. Someone to reupholster furniture. Target: 271,000 KWH 5,000 BTU A/C, $55. Call 97148 AT. Call 951079 AWH. LN,